Freelancers Forum Messages on Saturday January 13th 2007
RE: FN-FORUM: Twos Complement Binary
date posted 13th January 2007 19:51
Gary Short wrote:
>> I appreciate that this probably isnt the best place to ask this
>> question but I have a computing exam on monday and am struggling
>> understanding how twos complement binary wor...
Re: FN-FORUM: SQL less than or equal to operator problem
date posted 13th January 2007 14:19
thanks again Sam
On 13 Jan 2007 14:46:48 -0000, Sam M - www. wiredeyes. com
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> '13/01/2007' meens '13/01/2007 00:00:00'
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> If you have a datetime field set with '13/01/2007 1...
RE: FN-FORUM: SQL less than or equal to operator problem
date posted 13th January 2007 13:58
'13/01/2007' meens '13/01/2007 00:00:00'
If you have a datetime field set with '13/01/2007 12:35:00' it is after your
date. Make your db field just a "date" field instead of a datetime field or
make...
FN-FORUM: SQL less than or equal to operator problem
date posted 13th January 2007 13:47
Hi
I've come across an issue to seems rather odd. I have a record in a
table that has a date field with the value of 13/01/2007 (today). The
field is called Generated date.
When I do this the reco...
Re: FN-FORUM: Twos Complement Binary
date posted 13th January 2007 13:29
Hello James,
Basically, twos compliment is the method by which signed integers are
represented on a computer. Negative numbers are represented by the twos
compliment of the absolute number. So 4 is...
FN-FORUM: Twos Complement Binary
date posted 13th January 2007 13:15
Hi,
I appreciate that this probably isnt the best place to ask this question but
I have a computing exam on monday and am struggling understanding how twos
complement binary works!!!
Does anyone k...
Re: FN-FORUM: More SQL Help
date posted 13th January 2007 12:57
and to totally bore everyone I missed out the date quotes and got my
less than dend date as a greater than. So this works:
strSQL1 = "SELECT tblSurveys.SurveyID, tblSurveys.SurveyName,
tblGroups.Sur...
Fwd: FN-FORUM: More SQL Help
date posted 13th January 2007 12:51
OK hopefully I'm nearly there. This works:
strSQL1 =3D "SELECT tblSurveys.SurveyID, tblSurveys.SurveyName,
tblGroups.SurveyID, tblGroups.LicenseeID, tblLicensees.LicenseeID,
tblScores.ScoreID, tblSc...
Re: FN-FORUM: new UK website regulations
date posted 13th January 2007 11:12
Alex Libby wrote:
> Take this as an example - Amazon.co.uk. OK - this is only a quick test, and
> certainly not scientific. I tried to easily find an address and telephone
> number for them here in t...
RE: FN-FORUM: PayPal integration
date posted 13th January 2007 10:11
Thanks very much. I've found some example scripts but I've had too many
problems with payment provider integration in the past to entirely trust
what I'm told...
Cheers
Andy
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RE: FN-FORUM: PayPal integration
date posted 13th January 2007 10:02
If you need to do something on the server the instant a payment has been
received or without human intervention then use the IPN callback to automate
the process, AFAIK there is no restriction to use...
RE: FN-FORUM: PayPal integration
date posted 13th January 2007 09:33
Hi,
So if I want to ensure that as soon as they've got their paypal
notification then I need to use the IPN process to make a separate
callback to our site ? Do you know if there's any restriction as...
RE: FN-FORUM: PayPal integration
date posted 13th January 2007 07:47
If using PayPal Standard then the user will get a click here return to
merchant website button after the payment confirms which will return them to
the "return" form variable (if set) or the URL defin...
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